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Velux Awning Blinds

Last edited on March 26, 2009

Any room that you can bring fresh natural soothing light and air will definitely be more stylish, comfortable, and elevating to your soul. Natural sunlight is the fundamental ingredient that turns common rooms into bright and brilliant rooms of comfort and energy that bring substance, quality, and value to your life and home.

With this being said about light and the importance of you getting sunlight in to your rooms – we also need to recognize the importance of managing this wonderful resources of daylight. Having skylights and roof windows can be very helpful to you in many ways. But sometimes the sunlight can be a little more than you bargained for. No worries there is away to manage this awesome power – Awning blinds are a great way to help cut back on the heat you might get from your windows without losing all the great natural light.

It will be a breeze of fresh air to have Velux skylights or roof windows in your home – having them will bring you the best of what’s outside to inside with you and your family. You will need a outside blind equipped to the skylight on the roof side to decrease heat gain.

If you want the best safeguard from heat – daylight will need to be blocked prior to reaching you window panes. The best possible way to do this is to have the blinds placed outside. But don’t worry about loss of daylight into your home – Velux Awning blinds give excellent safeguard against heat – while at the same time giving soothing diffused daylight into your home.

Have these awning blinds will reduce your homes climate control bill in the summer by blocking almost all the unnecessary heat trying to come into your home through your roof windows. They can also decrease carpet and furniture fading due to direct sunlight and in the winter these blinds may help decrease frost build up, wind chill, and broken skylights from hail.